'we can thus conclude' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you are drawing a conclusion or summarizing the overall point. For example: After reviewing the evidence, we can thus conclude that the defendant is guilty.
We can thus conclude that (4.18) holds in this situation.
We can thus conclude that it is robust to color checker orientations.
We can, thus, conclude to the evident presence of LiTFSI in the copolymer-embedded sample.
We can thus conclude that for the moment, the cost-benefit balance of staging ransomware attacks against consumer IoT devices might not be motivating enough for malicious actors.
We can thus conclude that the developed assay is highly sensitive, with improved throughput and with excellent possibility to detect multiple infections.
We can thus conclude from the results that the optimum temperature and cooling rate of our synthesis system is 1,000°C and 4°C/min, respectively.
We can thus conclude that the targeting effect of the Apt-PTX-PLGA nanoparticles is highly significant in the targeted drug delivery.
We can thus conclude that including a simulated sawgrass density does indeed impact the rate of cattail expansion and improve simulation results.
We can thus conclude that all treatments do not alter the colour appearance of the substrates beyond a very slight lightness reduction.
Using the estimates, (3.12) and (3.13), we can thus conclude from Theorem 1.1, the following global second derivative estimate for generated prescribed Jacobian equations.
We can thus conclude that the EDDK scheme is more advantageous in computation, communication, and storage and is thus more suitable for resource-constrained wireless sensor networks.
